number two spot. fox 5 news at 7:00 starts right now. n there's your live look outside, a little bit of haze, e little bit of fog. we will tell you what the rest of the day has in store for your monday, may 20th. good morning, i'm tony perkins.k i'm allison seymour. se before we get to our own forecast, we begin with theh the severe weather we started outout with news out of the plains andl the midwest. midwest you're seeing video here here re from shawnee, oklahoma where onh of the hardest hit areas fromita the tornadoes that broke out yesterday. that state of emergency has been declared in 16 oklahomalahoma counties. a 79-year-old man was killed and more than a dozen injured. take a look at this dramatim video of a cloud taking place pc near voi voila, kansas. kans the twister knocked out power to

businesses. more severe weather is expectedd for today from minnesota down to texas and in particular in places like oklahoma and missouri. tucker barnes is here with thete latest on that. mainly our own forecast, and tucker what started off as as slow spring season in terms of violent weather has picked upup the pace. >> reporter: it has in the last couple ofr: days, and the e threat recurrence later today. we will take a look at the look at the course. cour let's take a look at weather foe a moment.moment. got a couple showers of our own, now breaking out in southern maryland, and you see a live shot the cloud cover fixed across the area.e we're going to be looking at ag rather warm, temperatures in the 80s telater today and a humid day, we're going to be in a summary air mass, summer pattern for the next couple of days. da. let's go to the larger picture g here the satellite-radar and yo will see the cloud cover, that e is the light gray, there's fog

as tony mentioned and toward the south and richmond and the carolinas, we got rainshowers rn and thunderstorms starting to to take shape. some of those will slip laterlae this afternoon. a most of the shower activity wilc move in later today. it's going to be widely widel scattered, we are not talkinge e about rain all day. day. it's warm out. 65 at reagan national. nati and you might see sun from timem to time.ti possible storms developing withg highs in the low 80s. all right, if you like summertime temperatures, youme will like the seven day. we will have it for you in justn a moment. let's get the latest. happy, julie. >> reporter: happy monday indeed. we started out in virginia. vir. this is 270 where we're on thee brakes. montrose road headed to the to e split. the outer loop of the beltway remains slow.remains sl and continuing toward collegerd park and headed toward georgiaga avenue. delays in manassas headed inbound toward 29 centreville,r, and fair oaks toward 123.toward2

the inner loop of the beltway is headed toward gal lows road. between university boulevard and sennidennis avenue, single car accident that is underunde investigation right now.tigaon g on i-95, we started off with a crash between 610, and that hast been pulled to the shoulder, but un4 opportunitilunfortunately ts done. it's an improvement from 5 but u 13 miles an hour heading toward stafford continuing to toward onquantico.quant >> this morning we're learning g more about two fbi agents killed in a training accident off theaf coast of virginia beach onrg friday. >> they were basic quantico and the bureau continues to to investigate to what led to the tragedy. >> fox 5 melanie alnwick is here with more. >> reporter: they were part

of the fbi elite unit, the hostage rescue team as you said, based in quantico virginia. vi the fbi says it takes zeit months osate monthsof training r deployment. members train full-time. full on friday something went wrong g during an exercise of the coasts of virginia beach. beach. muller called it a tragic accident but no other details de were given. we mourn the loss of two brave and courageous men like all who serve on the hostage team. they accept the highest risk rik when training and operationalopl missions to keep our nation's safe. he continued, our hearts with ht their lives, women and other loved ones who feel their love e most deeply and will always be a part of the family.mily. the accident happened on board a military sea lift command ship that the fbi had leased from le them for training.aining.

the special agents leave behindv wives and children. allison.lison. melanie, thank you very mucy inside thereo were many college commencements this weekend. but the ceremony at hofstra university took on a somber tone when they honored a studenta stt killed off campus.camp >> it's an unbelievable tale of tragedy. >> reporter: the usual cheers and size of relief from graduating seniors were subdued yesterday as the new york schooc remembered one student who tragically died. seniors wore white ribbons on on their gowns to remember andrea robello. she was shot and killed on her r off campus home after a man broke in and tried to rob her, e her twin sister and two others.t the man didn't find any valuables in the home and thatat is when he sent one of the

student to an atm to get money. she called the police who found smith holding a loaded gun ton the woman's head. he aimed his gun at an officer who fired eight rounds.rounds. seven hit the intruder, one of those round hit andrea in the te head. >> you still have the gun to our victim's head. eventually manages, point his gun at the police officer and at that point the police officerofi fires several rounds. >> now, the officer who fired wh his weapon is on routine leave. at the time of the shooting police say dalton smith was wanted for jumping parole. parol he was on parole for first r degree robbery and had an extensive history. >> her funeral is scheduled forr this wednesday at her town of sleepilsleepy, hollow new york. a terrible, terrible story..

it could be a nightmare commute for tens of thousands in connecticut. crews are building train tracksc after friday's train derailment. the crash involved metro north trains. that is one of the busiest commuter services servicing. area.a commuters will be putting new wires and signals. the govern. in connecticut is telling peoplg that the backup will last will several days.several they are using the stations thai are now closed. cl authorities believe thee e driver who plowed into dozens os people marching in a southern virginia parade suffered from aa medical condition.medi they did not believe the crash s was intentional.. nearly 60 people were injured iu saturday when the car veered ofe the road in damascus virginia vi and right into the crowd.e c police say the driver was an elderly man who was taking partt in these events. north korea fired anotherotr short range missile into waters off the east coast today. ast that is the 5th one this thene t last three days. small missiles were launched on

saturday and sunday as well and analysts say they appear to be tests. experts warn, they could bee attempts from the north to get o the attention of the south andnh the united states. tensions on the korean peninsula had been calming followingowing months of provocative threats and un sanctions.nctions. there's more hearing atarint capitol hill this week into thee irs practice of targeting tea ta party and other conservative co groups. for the first time since the the scandal broke we are hearing from louis learner. le she is expected to face tough questions from lawmakers and hearings oat is wednesday.wedn several scandals that havesn hit the obama administration recently don't seem to be the bt hurting the president's approval numbers. it shows 53% of americans approve the job he is doing, 45% disapprove. the polls taken over the weekend is slightly better than the 51%% the president had in the same se poll last month. m

and president barack obama will be part of a historic histr meeting at white house today ass he hosts the president of burly. the last time the president visited 40 years ago. i made history on his trip to ti burly a, best known asny an as . the dream liners were liner grounded by the government ine v january because of smolder batteries, one caught fire and another forced an emergency landing. boeing fixed the problem and started test flights next month 50 of the planes have been delivered. united first 757 is scheduled to -- 787 is scheduled to fly fromm houston to chicago. >> this confirms. co >> a florida town is buzzinguzzg

after someone among them won a cool $600 million. >> the winner or winners have he yet to come forward, but since florida law states that the winner must be identified.ed. the world will soon know who kn holds the ticket. of the ticket was sold at a publix supermarket at a subyou u of tampa. there was a ticket in virginia,g one in new jersey hit the megamillions on friday night.ony the two winners will split a $190 million jackpot. in reference to the millions, a couple dozen people won $1 million in the powerball. >> anybody in maryland. maland >> someone in virginia. s >> inom maryland.n ma >> not in maryland. >> i don't think so. so. >> see you monday. >> time right now is 7:10. just about 7:11, a disturbingdi new study about mental healthmet and our children. chdren. why more kids than you think could be stuck ling i strugglin

and he is their man. man. the republican party names ken n cuccinelli as the candidate.cane the surprise pick for lieutenann governor. and a sad send off, tucker's biggest star plays his final home game. ho what david beckham had to say to his fans. >> we will get the latestlate traffic and weather from julieje and tucker coming up next. right now fox 5 news will return. for ouour families...

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>> yes. >> i didn't know it.it. >> they did it first. >> that's nice looking. nice looking outside, and ou not bad. there's a pool with nun of f those buildings. bu >> you hang out there some times. >> is that where you go? >> okay. happy, monday tuck. it feels like a monday outio there right now.ght no >> it does, and yeah. >> it will it feel like a friday later. >> i hope so.pe >> it's very summary later. la >> temperatures in the low to l mid-80s later this afternoon, ae ask we're in for a summary pattern in the next couple of days. >> cloud cover to start the day. i guess that is why it feelst like monday. it's going to be warmer today, that's a big change for the the weekend where we feature cool maritime air. >> 68 in reagan national, 65 this morning in cincinnati.cinc taking a spin around the

country, guess, what 90, or about 90, 90s or in about 90 ab expected for the parts of the south, haven't had a whole bunch of 90s, 75 in new orleans, youo, can see a little bit of cool ail in the pacific north west, west seattle and portland in the inte upper 40s, of course, cour yesterday we had the terrible weather across central portionsl of the country.country the threat is there depend this afternoon.aerno perhaps tornadoes, and you can y see thunderstorm activity is dissipating here in the early il morning hours west of st. louiss but it's likely to be there wite the frontal system later today.y our weather, clouds today, and a little bit of sunshine. we have had a warm front, warm m front move through overnight, that will likely bring us somese scattered showers and stormserss later this afternoon as we are a sort of back in the soup here he with instability out there we could trigger a few storms later today. temperatures warmer in the low w to mid-80s, wednesday mid-80s. sunny and 85.sunny >> i heard you say bubbling up

earlier. >> it's back. [ laughter ]aur >> bubbling up doesn't go welll in cold months, so it's become . >> tucker. >> going to be warm through the co burse of the week.of the we here is julie wright with the course of what is happening.happ >> were you doing the shaking up baby ♪ baby >> you got it down. >> reporter: i think of ferris buehler. the fox 5 wazers are checking in with what is happening on thenge roads. remember waze is a free app on your mobile phone. scooby doo that is his name. these people pick their own name. scooby doo.doo. through the south capitol street, we got slow traffic forf those headed across the freeway, that is to be expected at this hour. coming off of 295, definitelyniy below speed suitland parkway to the inbound, and low traffic trf continues headed toward the freeway, inner loop of the the freeway, we have the heavyheavy

volume coming from 210 headed hd for the wilson bridge, all lanes now open.now open let's continue with the cameras, let's show you what else is work. fire and rescue units on are the scene stay to the right in order to get by. by. southbound you should find lane are open, slowing from 95from college park around towardtowa george avenue and southbound 270, heavy volume not only in germantown, but leavingaving rockville headed toward thee split. that's a check of fox 5 on time traffic. all right, julie, thank youe very much.y muc the nationals, man they got slapped by san diego, and an emotional send off for one of soccer's greatest. grea dave ross is back with with another serving. se >> she is very upset. >> tony changed the script. thei >> it said one of fox's -- -- >> is that right? >> it does say that. >> let me say that i was out on

saturday night with armstrong, his girlfriend and her mother. first of all they watch you every morning and they love your necklace. >> do they.>> >> they do.>> the >> they think you wear the cutest and most adorable necklaces. i promised i would pass that on. >> they didn't comment on my or tony's attire at all. >> it was not great in san diega as you mentioned and the nats, as the temps heat up they willtl heat up because they have got to start hitting better than they have. if we can get dan herring corrected, he pitched yesterdayy and did not pitch well. i think brian zimmerman, the shoulder has been an issue its looks pretty good there.there. that swing goes up to the second tank, a 3-1 shot, 3-2 at that ta point, but it was all san diego, it was only five innings, 7 in earned runs and that's a now

doubter home run right there.ige the nats get absolutely blasted 13-4, 2 1/2 games behind atlanta. >> did you say he gave up sevenn home runs. >> seven runs. s >> did you say 13-4. >> i did say that. >> the orioles were trying totrg avoid the sweep against tampa bay. we all like manny machado. he is also young and can he play. when you are in the outfield yof got to communicate and no one e has got it.has got he has the will to do it and hee puts on the brakes. they score in the next one. >> this is not wise, this side e ball gets crushed by luke scottt and great scott, tampa bay beatt baltimore 3-1. 3- and they're four games out t behind the yankees, now back-to-back, there he is, allison, david beckham an an

emotional day in paris. pa this is his last home game. game he will retire at the end of the year. he has become one of the most visible soccer stars and he wass in tears after he was taken outk of the game.me. he talked about it after the game. >> just work on your emotions, did you expect to shed tears tonight?tonight? >> i mean, i expected to have them a little bit, but you know, it was hard. you try to fight it back, but, , it's always difficult. di >> he began his career, ofr, of course, with manchester u. u. in england, also played for the mds here with the l.a. galaxy and bringing the game globally.. i don't know if you like the the hat. >> i love it.>> i lov >> i heard they whispered to tony. >> what did you say? >> no. >> you said he is hot.s hot. >> you said he is hot. >> no, that is not what he said.

>> tony? >> all right, no, we won't evenn go there. >> it was hot. >> no. i was whispering to dave because it was like his home game was in paris. >> i thought you said hot. >> really. >> he said it's odd. >> and i do like the hat. you have to be able to wear that -- >> no more compliments for youny with the necklaces. >> thank you, dave. dave let's find out what is happening with hol holly this ts morning. are we going there right now? yep. okay. depgo ahead allison, all righty. >> reporter: in this morning's health alert, some alarming new numbers regardingre the mental health of ourour children. childr 17% of children experience a a mental health disorder each year. >> we don't know what we'rew whr doing. we're going to go to a break bra because it's unclear what we're doing.

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alarming numbers about the health of oug r kids. only 21% of affected children get treatment due to a shortageh of pediatric specialists in spei child and a dossen adolescent psychiatrist. psy a 25-year-old woman who lost both of her hands and one of her legs had run out of insurance. n >> now she is taking a huge stride forward thanks to thethe donation of new bionic hands. h. she has been benefited with a pair of prosthetic hands, theysy are so advanced that she will b able towi do things like wipe dn

tables, hold towels and pick up a single m&m candy. cand she had her hands and leg amputated due to a flesh eating bacteria.. each prosthetic costs $100,000.1 >> that is like science fictioni >> look the at that. >> 7:27 now on this monday morning. >> still to come, ready to race with the official backing of the republican party ken cuccinellil hones in for his fight for the virginia's top seat. how he plans to sway voters.vo a look at the poll up close. it was a hard night for r justin bieber. he gets booed but did he win ine the end?d? we will have a look at the star-studded night. 

i don't need to hear this.t >> selina gomez. >> i understand. understand >> would it be inappropriate ifn i put it? >> yes. >> i like this song. >> he is going to put it on his

play list.st. >> you can like what you like. >> if you like teen girl pop go for it. >> here is the weather forecasto we got clouds to start thesr day. we will be kind of warm and humid later today.ay. is that on my head n it's still >> it's still there. >> we're not going to consider s weather around here, but we will have the possibility of a few storms picking up in a rather warm atmosphere.ere. temperatures 58 in washington, h not much of a cool down overnight. you are looking at overnight ovn lows which go back to the mid-60s. something i don't know mucht knu about. 66 out of manassas, dulles, and gadgettergaithersburg this morn. high temperatures warmer thanrmn yesterday.esterd. yesterday we reached the mid-70s, a little bit of sunshine, today low to mid-80s. a couple of sprinkles and showers. it looks like st. mary's countyy

that is about it.bo the rest of us a mix of a littla bit of clearing and plenty ofplt clouds and we will see thethe clouds hold tight for rest oftih the day. it's going to be partly to mostly cloudy today.stly clo what is happening it's a warm wm front that is sliding on through. we are going to be in a summarym pattern for the next couple of days and we will see rainshowern starting to fire down here. some of that will slip into our region later today.ter not going to rain all afternoone out to the west that is the sams area, the same thunderstorm thun complex that brought the tornadn activity yesterday, they'retheye still running the possibility of some severe weather out across central texas in the countryin u later today. toda 82 this afternoon, plenty of clouds, winds out of the south h at 5 of i 5-10. 5-10 warm and humid overnight. warm and humid, that is thethe theme for the next couple of days, tomorrow warm and humid. wednesday a few thunderstorms,tt thursday a cold front will cooll

us down and bring it back to the 70s, yes, julie wright back upup by saturday and sunday. that's the weather, let's see e traffic with julie. >> reporter: the thing is, is, where was it? last week you requested miley cyrus party in the usa. i can see selina gomez on youryr play list. >> you're on to me, julie. >> reporter: next up a taylor swift. average speed 50 miles per r hour, and then the pacepace improstles uimproves61 miles pe again in newington. newington. we have problems at metro's redd line due to a malfunction. let's pop up the cameras, the accident, adelphi road, two turn lanes are dropped, and the pacee is slowly improving, the outer loop remains slow. and headed south 124, shady shad

grove road out of rockville, headed to the split. heavy volume that is a check of fox 5 on time traffic.trfi tony over to you.yo louisiana governor bobby jindal kicked off the republican convention over the weekend. wed telling republicans that ken cuccinelli for virginia has thee courage hive conviction. co what are the convictions of ken cuccinelli? for more on that we turn to thee ken who wrote all about this onn the paper. i were there at the convention.v >> i was there gavel to gavel. >> we will talk because it was s surprise at the end. >> a surprise at the end on the lieutenant dorc governor. >> i think most folks in in virginia know what his convictions are. the question is how will he he

present those convictions durino the course of the campaign. >> it's clear what he is tryingr do in terms of campaigning. he is very outspoken conservative. he is a hero with the religiousi party and the right. righ he has run more conservative cos than the current governor who i bob mcdonnell who is pretty con seive tivconservative himsei is down playing all of that, he is emphasizing jobs and the economy. in his acceptance speech one spe saturday morning, he only made one passing reference to hishis position dependence abortion. ar he only made one passing reference to his -- what was his very high-profile unsuccessful u legal fight as attorney generale against obama care. and he basically went on and onn about you know, very traditionae sort of conservative, bread andd butter issues, the economy, jobs. my question in my columnmy colum

yesterday and i think it's going to be the main questions in this campaign leading up to thep to e election in november is, how how would he govern? would he govern as the guy we'vy come to know, ken cuccinelli, you know, the champion of the right, the guy who goes after the environmental protectionon agency, the guy who has been very strong against gay, you know gay marriage, very strong t on abortion on women's issues iu from a conservative point of view, or he is he going to be go more of a sort of traditionalist, i guess youlists would say govern, he he be a more traditional kind of of governor focusing on the kind of issues and bleed and butter stuff. >> the selection of this minister ew jackson as the you lieutenant governor candidate.

i mean this guy had -- >> he is more outspoken than cuccinelli on the religious on e right issues.right >> and he is not someone who is widely known across virginia. tell us about him? >> he is pretty well known among republican activities because ha ran for the senate nominationon unsuccessfully in past. past this is an extremely interesting guy. he was an african-american, heme has a great resume, harvard, he, served in the military, he is a minister in chesapeake.chesapea. he is a fantastic public speaker. >> and he is really eloquent, h is powerful, he is passionate, but he is and of course being african-american, he brings br welcome diversity to the ticket. the -- no question about that. h almost all of his supporters, br the way were white in the convention, and mostly older and especially, although he is from chesapeake along the easterneasn side of the state, he got a lott of support from the western side

of t whe state, from the shenandoah valley and southwest, west virginia. he is going to be a gnat pick ae democrats because of some of the stuff he said in the past. he said that gays are sick and perverted. he said that planned parent hood, which of course, provides abortion services among other things has been worst for african-americans than the ku klux klan. he is not backing down, at least so far from any of these positions. and he has no experience in office, and that actually is in some ways hurts the republicansu because some of the criticisms on the democratic side is terryr mcauliff is that he has no experience in elected office. their lieutenant governor ew jackson has no experience in elected office.elec that hurts their story a little bit.

>> it makes for an interestingrg ticket, but they're going to t have to figure out how to manage this and -- >> right. >> you got this three persons, cuccinelli, and mark mark, obenb and they're like close friends,r they go way back, and you gotu this guy, lieutenant governorr who is o sort of the odd man out on the republican ticket.he pubc >> we will see how it goes. thank you very much. thank you very much. >> 7:39, we will be back with more. to more efficient pick-ups. ♪ wireless is limitless.

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that is kind of what did hei did.nd >> 7:42, tucker barnes has the forecast. warm and humid conditions.s. temperatures on saturday only io the 60s. >> it was nice, though. >> we were hanging out. out. >> i put a picture on my facebook because i'm trying toig be more active. i took the girls to the st. so ist. sophia newel annual festivt

was warm. you muggy conditions here to stay. that is the other theme to talk about. >> it's summe summertime.e. >> summertime is back.mertime i we have scattered showers and an thunderstorms back in thersto forecast later todayrm but not n of them are going to see them in maybe 30 to 40 percent chance we will see some later today. you can see st. mary's countystm and calvert county, that is the only showers currently althougho as we get some daytime heatinghi and we have had the warmer and more humid air moving in in overnight we will likely see see additional showers and storms am later today. >> i was saying, i saw steve over the weekend.weekend. >> we will show you the cloude d cover across the region. check out the showers, at noon o we will have scattered showersss and maybe a thunderstorm this afternoon. we will keep it around for the e evening rush hour.

we will clear out and it looks sunny and warm with temperature on tuesday in the mid-80s.mid-8. summertime temperatures in thema next couple of days. a gradual cool down. by the end of the week, a cold d front will usher temperatures in the mid-70s. mi a lost sunshine expected here and at the beach. beac >> invite everybody to go to our fan pages. >> right. >> on facebook. you will see the>> pictures thau was talking about?abou? >> i already posted it. it. >> let's go to julie wright toto get the latest on traffic. >> reporter: show post it had and i liked it.an >> i know, i saw allison. that is cool.. >> you saw me.ou saw >> reporter: so the roadsroads this morning.thi [ laughter ] >> reporter: on the roads on t this morning, 5 wazers are checking. coup says we got traffic inbound, rolling down the hillhl heading toward the azusa bridgeg coupe checked in about a minute ago. thanks for the update.

still on the slow side, as you u travel to the inbound bridge.br. continuing southbound from soutd eastern avenue headed with allal lanes open no issues to reportrt for those continuing inbound, bu heavy volume, getting the the traffic lights leaving northeast to the northwest.nortwest. remember waze is a free app. get a app store and click on on waze and click on our group the fox 5 wazers.wazers. the inner loop of the beltway bw going by slow speed as well. no accidents to report on 395,5, volume delays only leaving duken street headed toward seminary road. metro headline feeling the the problem at the fort taugh tauntn station. and meanwhile new hampshireampse avenue, with an earlier problemm now cleared.now that is a check of fox 5 on time

traffic. julie, listen up. up. you will want to listen thih stuff. in our tuckers, the rumor mill l is still spinning around beyonce and a possible baby bump. >> the singer has yet to address speculation that she is is expecting a second child. several showerse sources have ta that she and her husband are e preparing for a second baby. ba. they welcomed blue ivy in 2012. she has postponed one of her concert stops in belgium under there's orders to rest which whh fueled speculation. kelly raw land, and paul a inrubio are said tapaulinarubiot to join the x factor. >> i think we're cover

genre's of music now. the bieb.bieb. justin bieber heard a mixed cheers an and jeers when he wenp and told the crowd i'm 19 yearsr old, i think i'm doing a prettyy good job.good job. it should really be about the music. he said, don't you like me. baby ---- >> taylor swift was a big winner last night taking eight awards. >> i'm 19-year-old.year-old. i think i'm doing a pretty good job. >> he got defensive about it and uncomfortable. >> look at prince. princ >> you go, prince!prince! >> the one and only prince prin closed the billboard awards with

a medley of his classic hits. prince's performance came me moments after winning the icon award. >> it looks good. good >> he looks good ever changing g ever evolving. >> i would for him in a minute. ready for, close up. >> holly is ready, and are you u the women being honored. >> reporter: in my dreamsdreams only. this is amazing. we're talking about beautiful bu photos of beautiful subjects in a beautiful setting. sett we're live at the hotel this morning where they are indeed id saving an exhibit that has ha everything to do with celebrating women. we will tell you all about it it here for a limited time. you don't want to miss it. it. fox 5 morning news. stay with us. 

this morning, we're gettingn the inside scoop on glamour in our area. ellis is the latest exhibit --it there's a new exhibit in town.t. i don't know any of the people. holly is going to tell us all about that. >> let's go to holly and feature some the icons in our era andd other eras as well. >> i think that was elle, tony, elle.e we love you, because you are so real. we are talking about 25 exqueue si25exquisite photo. why is all of this going onn in a hotel. hotel. >> i'm having a meeting. and pierre who is the, and

bonjour. >> it's my pleasure to be here e and she this wonderful exhibit. why stage this here? >> because we are, and of course, we decided six months ago with my friend to celebrate the event in washington, in neww york in l.a., and in chicago. c. this exhibit here. he >> as we take a look at these photos for people who are not nt familiar with the photographer vincent simon tell me about it t him. >> i it kel you that h tell yous women, of course you can see that. the beauty, and the casino casio beauty and it's a very talented man.

i think it's a good -- >> it is a wonderful way to sell operate women because youse you recognize these women. when you look at the photos here. what do you see in them. them >> we see, even though you are very far from the, -- you can cn see the atmosphere, you can see the ambiance, around this th specific moment where the photoo was taken.w when you look at the exhibitioni you can imagine a lost things lt about the relationship that the photographer was there. it brings you to a lot of the imagination and a lot of creativity. so that is the power of thisthis exhibition, is it's bringing you in the dreams very far away. aw. >> you talk about the atmospherm even in the picture. ctu you mentioned, this indicators to the female traveler. trave what do you mean by that?that? >> it's very feminine, we -- an- i think it's very important to o

adapt a hotel to -- and in a way we want to see the men in our hotels, the men guest andd employees and ambassadors. and they are really in a hotel right now. >> how pierre, i know you are not a woman, but when we talk wk about it, it's a company thatcoa likes to promote women and encourages women to have families but to be in thee workforce as well. >> yes, it's a commitment. to have in 2016 at least 35 persons of female. so we really talk to -- from the head to make sure that in 2015i5 we will have chosen.

and if there's a new women in in this world to promote the men to help them to manage the familymy life at the same time.the same it's a bit difficult in the hotel industry to be a manager a and to manage your family or or family life.life. we encourage women to try to do both. >> and pierre, that means you have to learn to work with women. >> i do, but i'm a part of thepe this exhibition.exhibion. they support the women in theirr career and life balance and their happiness and their walk w and their life. it's a very important commitment. >> thank you all very much and d especially for allowing you to o be here this morning. >> these 25 photos are open to the public. you can see them in the hotel. they are hanging in the restaurant, the bar and thethe lobby. you can continue to see them at

myfoxdc.com.my we have a link to them.them. these women are inspiring cocktails here, and if you ever want to take a photo that great, we have someone who is going tog help us with that as well. back to you in the studio. stud. >> holly, thank you. you. smoke detectors that require battersy once a year could be cl illegal in your home even this f they work. coming up we will discuss the new that eliminates the yearlill shore for up to a decade. tablets, 3d. printing, we're closer to living like we're in the 1950 show.. the author of the book trekology is here to discuss what is had a head. these are the latest scenes from the late etsta latest star trek. thumbs.

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outside. a beautiful start to the day.tat it's a little muggy out there and will be today. this is may 20, 2013. we welcome you back to fox 5 fo morning news.mo >> you are listening to nathan osmond. if you recognize that last name, it's for a good reason, he's a nephew of donny and marie. he says their favorite nephew. >> he has a big country musicrym career coming on. he will be here later. >> most of the weekend cool temperatures. yesterday we warmed up but we're talking 80s for the nextg 80 couple of days. pool is opening up soon. need the warmer weather.her >> they twheend, right.d, >> yeah, yeah. let's get to it. take a look at the radar. rad a couple light showers to start your morning in southernhe maryland and across the bay there we've had just a coupleple showers pop up.

nothing in the city and most of area is droi although rather cloudy to start your day. you in and out of clouds to starttat your monday as a warm front presses through. the potential is there for showers and thunderstorms today. bring an umbrella just in case. shire bigger look. you can see a few showers in southern maryland to start your day. temperatures warm over night and kind of muggy. 68 at reagan national. 67bwi marshall. our highs today expected to top out in the low 80s with plenty of clouds around and scattered storms for much of the week. we'll have details on the forecast in a few minutes. >> checking in with julie wright for a look at your ontime traffic. >> still busy at this hour on the roads. new problems to report. water main break northbound 123 here. two left lanes tied up until

further notice for the ongoing repairs. speed on the dulles toll roadd down to 13 miles per hour. h 16 miles per hour for folks headed east on 66. let's continue with the cameras we'll show you what else we havv on the road. lanes are open if you are a continuing along the top stretch of the beltway.ltw leaving college park in virginia 395 remains closed across the 14th street bridge. no accidents just volume delays. coming out of virginia inbound across the key bridge nice easy ride so far. canal road lanes are open. here is the outer loop commute. all lanes open but below speed traveling westbound on 495. that's a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. >> thank you. we began with dramatic scenes in the plains. daylight is giving crews aws a chance to search through debris.

>> the hardest hit state was w oklahoma where one person died and several others were injuredr >> at least four separate tornadoes touching down in central oklahoma causing severe damage. in shawnee winds were to blame for topping semis and roofs on i-40. roofs, walls and the like are gone. one neighborhood as turned into what looks like piles of matchsticks. >> trees blown over. it's just gone. it happened that fast. h >> a number of first responders on the scene giving aid toll victims caught in the severe weather and thousands of power outages report. over in carney, 45 miles m northeast of oklahoma city the e damage is widespread. resident say the destruction from the powerful storm happened fast.st. >> the wind blew the cellar door off and then all of a sudden, everything just seemed like it t went to pieces.

>> this is where we were standing. the bus probably weighs anywhere from eight to ten tons and it picked it up and threw it here. >> at this -- take a look at vi. another tornado spotted in witch tax the twister has knocked out power to thousands of homes and businesses. some homes, roofs or walls were knocked down and a number off structures were damaged. >> a lot of damage to silos and the lines are down through there. there's two of them withtwo significant damage to the roof,, one of which has all the windows missing and all the trees are down. we've got substantial tree damage, large trees uproad. upr our neighbor lost part of his roof off of his bedrooms. >> emergency respondersers throughout the region are keeping a close eye on the weather service as it heads northeast.orth in new york fox news. >> in other news this morning, the f.b.i. continues to piece

together the events that led to a tragic accident off the coast of virginia beach that left two f.b.i. agents dead. >> the men were based out of quantico and part of the elitete counter terrorism unit. melanie is live in the newsroom with more. melanie? >> good morning, tony and allison. the f.b.i. said they were able to parachute with full equipment and experts in tactics. they do train full time and are ready to deploy at a moments notice. you are looking at file video of another exercise. something went wrong off the coast of virginia beach and the victims napes were released sunday. the two special agents were killed in what f.b.i. director called a tragic accident but no other details were given. mueller says we mourn the loss of two brave and courageous menn like all who serve on the hostage rescue team theyy september highest risk each and

every day when training and on operational missions to keep our nation safe.n s he continues, our hearts are with their wives, children andnd other loved ones who feel their loss most deeply and they'll t always be part of the f.b.i. family. a navy spokesperson told our o affiliate in virginia beach, norfolk area, the f.b.i. had leased a ship from the military sea lift command to be used for the exercises. very few details on what was going on during the training exercise. we know both of special agents leave behind wives and young children and an investigation into the accident is finning. >> -- is continuing. >> thank you so much.u now to southwest virginia where authorities believe the driver who plowed into dozens of people marching in a parade suffered from a medical condition. they don't believe the trash was intentional. nearly 60 people were hurt saturday when the car steerd off the road in damascus.cus

it's near the tennessee border and hit the crowd. police say the driver was an elderly man who was taking partk in the event. later today at the white househt president obama is hosting the president of burma. bur it's the first visit by a burmese leader in nearly half a century. >> also for the first time ever president obama is expected toxc use the name myanmar in referring to the country. t it was changedhe in 1989 but the u.s. has officially used the name burma and will continue using it on officially documents. -- official documents. the president told graduates att the all male historically black morehouse college that the possibilities are endless. >> you are graduating into an improving job market. you are living in a time whene w advances in technology and communication put the world at your fingertips. f your generation is uniquelyely poised for success unlike any

generation of african-americans that came before us. >> a new poll shows recent r scandals are not hurting the h president when it comes to his approval rating.ova the poll from cnn shows 53% of the americans approve the job he is doing while 45% disapprove. the numbers virtually unchanged from polls taken before the scandals hit. hit >> a number of army soldiers discharged from misconduct is the highest in recent timess creating a problem for wounded vets. many who are not getting honorable discharges are losings their medical charges. the colorado gazette investigated the charges and a said they increased by 5% since 2009. >> lawmakers on capitol hill get set for another week of hearings concerning the irs scandal. we'll talk about bret baier on the fox news channel.

>> we'll talk about maryland state fire marshal joins us in a few minutes.w m it's 8:10 on this monday morning. we're back in a moment. 

♪ >> 8:13 on this monday may 20. >> welcome back, everybody. looking overcast out there too start our workweek. a little sunshine. >> yes, tucker has that sunshine for us. >> i did.>> time now for the first five photo of the day and this is happy monday. yes, this is nyla rose, everybody. >> i can't even look at her that's how cute she is.ute >> she's gorgeous.s. adorable. she's just 14 weeks old, everybody. her mom says she's -- this is say mom saying this -- she's a proud first time mommy. >> congratulations. >> i would have thought like a a couple of months, really. she is a -- she say couple months but six months from that sweet face.weet she's a doll. she's a doll. a >> we love your picture nyla

rose. allison wants wants to squeeze r cheeks. >> i do. >> to send your child's pictured good to myfoxdc.com and click on mornings. m >> that face is so flawless. it really s. adorable. a >> let's do some weather and potentially showers for monday and warmer temperatures on the way. tarting off nice and mild 68 at reagan national.nal let's spin across the county. we'll do it. mild temperatures to the west.. chicago at 75. 7 cooler air in denver 47 much of country with seasonal temperatures. 90s making an appearance later today in the south and in part t of california. 90s back on the map later today. looking at the satellite radarba we're talking about rain shower chances. we have one or two out there t early this morning. later this morning and duringurn the afternoon hours we'll see

showers to north carolina and virginia in here. potential for additional showers and storms later today. out to the west, showers you can see falling apport to st. louis. that is the same complex for the tornadoes that we have across central portion yesterday. that threat remains today. we'll seat storms reorganize themselves later today.em here is a look atse your accu weather seven day forecast. nice and warm next couple of days. 82 today.. 85 tuesday and wednesday.y. tomorrow looks great. they'll be back here by the middle and end of the week. cooling it down with sunshine. temperatures in the 70s. that's weather. we'll get toll julie wright with traffic. julie while i was resting and recovering this weekend you were busy. what was up? >> busy with the girls on the run program at montgomery mall.m it helps to promote positivity, energy, fun, teamwork,

friendship with the young girlsl yesterday in spite of weather,, tucker, they were racing at montgomery county at the mall. it was a 5k race and here are the pictures there. t there's one dad running with the girls. he's decked out. i love it. for the first 5k and some of ths them the second time. a great organization. well, maybe a run is what yout might want to do today instead of sitting in bump whyer to t bumper traffic. we're dealing with slow traffic becausewi of watermain break northbound 123. two left lanes tied up there. slowdowns on the toll road. eastbound 66. still trouble at 16 miles per hour from 286. quick peek at the cameras and you know slow traffic continues on the inner loop of beltway leaving 210. leaving new hampshire avenuee a through silver spring and delays

continue on 395 beltway to king street. s they a check of your fox 5 ontime traffic.ic. allison over to you. >> thank you so much, julie wele know that feeling right when a smoke alarm runs low on batteries. keeps on beep beep beep, not stop. you don't have to worry about thhaat when you install a ten yr smoke alarm in your home. ho here with more information on what this is is maryland state fire marshal william barnard. thank you for coming in.g >> thank you for having me. what is the difference besides the ten year break as far as changing battery here? >> we're talking about smoke s alarms that typically are in older homes and are battery operated only. newer homes have ac power requirements with battery back-up. you still want to replace that alarm as required about it manufacturer at the ten year at mark and some same thing with your battery operated alarms. right now unfortunately what

happens frequently is you have a knew sans alarm and the alarm starts chirping at 3:00 a.m. what do you do? you get up? you take this thing down. you pull the battery out. you set it off to the side and say i'll get a battery in the morning. that never occurs. life goes on and it never gets done. well, senator a law that was just passed in maryland this career, takes effect july 1. 1 this is alarm is similar but has a couple of different features. here is a box right here. it says worry free.e. that never have to replace the battery for ten years.n once this is activated on your ceiling it need it's be testedbe on a regular basis to make sure it's going to work as recommended by the manufacturer and the codes.

it does have something that is unique and it's a hush feature.. enough a nuisance alarm of some kind you have to press the button and when you press that button it sigh lenses the sound of the alarm for eight minutes. that gives you time clear the nuisance of burnt toast.u >> but if it's more serious. >> it will come back on if it keeps sensing the particles off come buftion. >> the maryland governor has has approved the law requiring homeh in the state of maryland to have this new smoke alarm. >> the older homes in particular. the newer homes are governed by the codes out there. there are some changes. if you have a multilevel home right now and it's an older home in particular, one battery operate add larm outside of bedroom area is all that iss required and that is to replace the battery every year. now upon replacement you use

this new alarm.larm it's good for ten years. you need test it regularly and d have an escape plan. once that alarm goes off, you yu need to know what to do. don't think about it at thatat time you want to think about ita well in advance and plan thankak these are available. >> here is one of packages it says worry-free on it. it says lasts up to ten years. >> dear i ask the price difference. >> the price difference younce wouldn't believe is a great deal. actually over the life of alarma these run 20% cheaper because the figure two dollars a year for the batteries. the cost of the alarm is 20. you can buy these for $20 or a two-pack at lowes or one of home improvement centers for 15.en >> it asked you off camera. do you need a professional toalt install this and can you do it

yourself and can you get the t help from the local fire department? >> you can. can capital heights we're doing an event this morning. they received a grant. capital heights volunteer fire department to provide smoke alarms of this type.ype the newer ten year littum sealed battery with the hush feature. to every residence in their first new response area which is significant. all too often our investigatorsi find that the batteries arees a missing or the alarm is missing. we hate to report it. we hate it after a fatal fire stay no working smoke alarm inin the home. h william is the state fire marshal. thanks for telling us if we live in maryland what we have to do. thank you we appreciate it.cia >> it's me. we'll be right back after this.

>> florida's newest millionaire remains a mystery this morning, the identity of that person isn say mystery. the single winning ticket was sold at a grocery store in i zephyr hills. it's a small town near tampa, florida. to date florida has had more powerball winners than any other

state. by the way someone in virginia matched all the numbers except for the powerball which is good for $1 million. it was sold at a food lion in gun\stunning/stung\ plaza. >> our news director lives inn that area and he is not here today. perhaps it was him.perh >> a massive study looking at what is brought at the grocery store is giving us insight. >> researchers at unc chapel hill are building a database on what is scanned at the supermarket. they are cross checking are information about thousands of brands against current c government guidelines and that means some foods and beverages are worse for us than we think. >> 2% chocolate milk has 11 more calories per cup than the government thinks. >> what if we add something togt it. >> this checks popular fad foods

like greek yogurt. >> we started eating that. we like it.we l >> it better be good. be >> it's 8:26 right now. it's a monday morning and three scandals rocking the white houst are not going abay. special report host bret baier will join us to discuss what is ahead this week. >> it's the biggest movie on the big screen "star trek: into darkness." is it becoming real? the author of trek-nology willly discuss how it could be giving us a look to the near future. 8:26. we'll be right back.

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>> imagine being a teenager and he's out there doing it. i know who he should callal lindsay lohan yonch that i thatt would go well. >> kim kardashian? >> we've been around a while. he has a chance to steer it straight but he has to do it i now. >> i think it's a wake-up call when the peers boo him or the kids boo him like we saw at the billboard music awards. >> he has been in the news an awful lot lately. >> then the shades, come on! >> i know. i know. k we'll cross our fingers and hoph he goes down the right path. i would not wish child stardom not on my kid, on any kid. >> wish it on my kids. [laughter] >> it's tough to handle. not many people do. ron howard is the only one i can think of. >> jody foster. >> brooke shields. shi >> okay. >> 60's to start the day. >> a lot of these stars were child actors you just didn't

hear about them back then. >> they weren't that famous. >> they are famous now.am >> you missedou the point.oin okay. good ahead. >> gary coleman. [ laughter ] >> that whole household. >> something was very bad with that show.at 66 to the west. we're looking at highs in the low 80s today.oda yes, the 80s are back and heree to stay for much of the week. mid 80s tomorrow. summery for the next couple of days. i know we have a lot of cloud cover at the moment but seeing sunshine today and conditions for the next couple of days. one shower here. looks like st. mary's county. we'll see additional showers developing later today. at one point came through last night and coming through as we speak. that's giving us cloud cover. some of these showers to north carolina with southwest of virginia sneaking into areane lateakr today. it's warm and muggy today withh highs in the low to mid 80s. that's the storminess across the tornadoes to the west yesterday.

those storms are likely to refire up later today. future cast in motion there we are at noon. here come the showers and perhaps the thunderstorm ass well. we can see the scattered nature at three.. we'll see scattered showers and thunderstorms back in the forecast. we should clear out tonight. tomorrow looks beautiful. sunshine in the 80s. forecast gets better today. 82 today, scattered showers and storms.stor noticeably warmer than yesterday. humid as well.ell. 85 tomorrow and wednesday and we cool it down by the end of the week. right now next weekend big holiday weekend low to mid 70s with sunshine. that's a look at the forecast.oc tony back to you? the hot seat this time lois learner director of exempt organizations for the irs and ir the first official who admitted targeting was taking place.

and also details over benghazi is heating up. up we are joined by bret baier from fox. the white house would like to put thee irs scandal behind the. it's hashedz to do when their continue to be hearings on the topics. >> hearings and developments. you know you have the senior advisor dan out of this week on five sunday shows which is a a rare event. the pushback was to deal with all three of these scandals at once. the irs scandal has the biggest impact in that people across tht country get it.t i they understand the fear of the irs or government targeting individuals or groups. lois learners hearing this week is going to be interesting inn that she was in charge of this area that specifically is charged or alleged to have targeted all of these conservative groups.ve she's the one that came out with

it and why it was picked up in the press by a planted question at a conference when she washe asked about it. it. so who knew what when will bebe the focus of lawmakers pretty much across the board on all three of those. >> the other interesting thing and i've read about.ad a this has the irs scandal reenergized the tea party and some supporters? they haven't been in the head rhines as much last year or two. they suffered some defeat but it's something they can rally around and say look, we're the victims here. >> yes, definitely. i think it's becoming increasingly evident that the tea party is energized by justt this story being out there. you know, they've been having, they had allegations back in 2010, many of the groups wereups say together media, hey we're're getting targeted. look at this. i was asked a to provide x, y ad z. it didn't get picked up acrossdp the board. now they feel justified.usti

their leadership does, and they are getting more attention. down on the mall when she they a big get-together last week they welcomed to the press to the tea party event saying finally you are here.e. i think it will get more attention. whether it changes the popularity, politcally-speaking, is yet to beol seen. >> bret breyer we thank you for join -- bret baier we thank youu for joining us. you can catch special report with bret baier on fox news channel weeknights at 6:00. >> thanks, tony. 8:35 now. later today the final obstacle for first ever naval academy students -- first year naval academy students. >> tiger is in town. what is bringing him to the area? golf! it's 8:36. 8 >> really? >> believe it or not. [ laughter ] ] >> he has a little goatee.

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american hero notices largest dinner held at the white house. it was back on may 241973. they were hosting several events as this reunion could bet last for the 200 vietnam veterans and their fetamilies.am >> meanwhile in annapolis, navy will try to climb the herndon monument in the traditional monument climb. it happened every years. about 1,000 anybody m- ebbs will form a human pyramid around the monument and try to remove a hat or dixie cup that upper closemen put on the top. >> well, the number one golfer in the world returns to the d.c. region. today tiger woods is attending media day for the at&t national at congressional country club in about as they. >> >> dave: he is playing theous event and tournament host.t. it goes from june 27 through the 30th. today is media day. tiger is the defending at&t champion. he has won four times in seven

events this year. >> exciting. >> yes, great to have him in town as always. >> 8:40 now. coming up, star trek. it was a famous show in the 60s. not a hit but it was on tv originally in the -- originally in the 60s -- >> is that right. >> it atwas not a hit, no. some of the scripts are becoming part of technology. t the author of a new book will discuss what the future may hold. >> holly son a tasty mission this morning. hello, holly. i'm holding ape drink with beautiful women. >> they arbee celebrating all women right now. zit have to do with an amazing photographic exhibit going on with pictures of beautiful women in the arts and entertainmentntr industry. after you order your drink. if you want to know how to take a picture as beautiful as this we have expertise on that as well. a wonderful hairdresser that tha teaches s how to be photo ready. it's all live next on fox 5

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>> the new star trek movie blasted to the top of box officf

charts this weekend raking in an estimated $70 billion.illi that proves there's still a big audience faithful to the enterprise and its entire crew. when it started as a tv series in the 1960's star trek's creator envisioned a future of science fiction but some are reality. here to talk about this is the author of a brand new book, justin mclackland is here with us the author of trek-nology. how fun. >> thank you.hank >> thanks for being here. >> thank you. nice to be here.ere. >> you are here because you wanw to be but also a book signing on friday at air and space? >> yes, the air and space museum. >> how did it go? >> it was great. it was a busy museum. a lot of people excited aboutexc the movie this weekend. >> did you have anyone come in character? >> no actually it happens at conventions but no one in character this time. >> it is interesting and lead me

to my first question we're still enthralled with even the old series, too, but the future and what that holds. what got you interested your self in writing trek-nology. >> i write for wired and pop por science. i was a huge fan when i was little. you are talking about the new -- not the 60s, right? >> the next generation. that's where i started and deep space nine. i watched the original series ar i was writing the book. >> right. that led to you -- you said, hey, we use that now. >> you see things like they use ipads, they called them pads, i think. we call them ipads. i think everyone thinks abouts a the smartphones for flip phones, right? the old communicator that kirk and spok used look exactly likek that. >> interesting.nt we pulled some clips from the old show to sort of i think the

first one. i don't know if we missed it already. it's like a taser. >> like our taser guns well. he started with the triquarter. what was that? tell me the time portal. >> not yet.t. if you allow for something called exotic manner then timee travel might be possible probably not within our livetime but tee receipt call possible is with that. t >> he is about to do that that transporter we loved so much. >> right. >> you are transported to a different place.di >> you can start one place andoe

go the other place. that poses quite a few technical chances. >> there it is. >> it's thee receipt yuckyucky possible we've known for a longg time that you can convert energe to matter and it's more complicated than that. >> sure. >> again, theoretically possible but probably not something we'rw going to see in our lifetime puu we're working on it. so it begs that question. did he have intelligence on whae we were working on?g o >> i don't know. it's really interesting. they bisd on what we knew at physical sciences at the time. warp drive is based in reality.a we're starting to work on warp a drive now.

we might be on the same time line you wrote a book about it. lasting legacy before we let you go, justin, what is it with star trek that we look to? loo >> i think everyone thinks ofnk the technology but it's about the hope that the series inspired for us as a species as humanity, growing up beyond our worst qualities. i think it's the lasting legacy of star trek. tr >> where do we pick up the book? >> amazon, the air and space museum in d.c., any bookstore they have copies, too. >> i wish could you see his shoes because they are glowing. they are like moon glow shoes. awesome. tony, you need a pair over to you. >> i would love a pair. all right. thank you to both of you.. 8 cltion 49 now. what do charlize theron and pen nep pi cruz have in common?

they are the latest inspirationi for d.c. cocktails. holly hoaris has -- holly has h more from le bar in northwest. good morning to you. >> it's a comprehensive celebration of women going on here. there's an exquisite photographic exhibit going on. 25 iconic women in the arts and entertainment industry photographed by audrey helpburn here classic beauty. a traveling exhibit only here for a shorttime. as you look at these photos aas we're celebrating women there'se no better way to celebrate thant with a toast. you can do it with lovely drinks in hand. h we're at lebar this morning. i have two wonderful people with me. alan jones and michelle. good morning. we're dwg to start with you, allen. you were given the task off taking this beautiful picture of charlize theron and coming up with a drink that matches it.

where did you begin?? >> we were anying about springtime, cherry blossoms. it's pretty and exciting. that's what she reps she's a beautiful woman. she thought it was a hit and we garnished it with ginger and a it's blown up. >> can you make it for us? >> absolutely i was readingea about the photograph of her he e asked her to cry for the photos but he wanted to feel as if hefe was playing a special song for her. will i get that dancing. i need a bigger side than this.. >> dancing and partying. i want to move on to your drinkd you were asked to do a drink of

this actress is right here. what did you come up with for her. >> i wanted to do something thas was simple, classic that highlighted that classic hollywood icon, classic beauty. for mine, i actually took some gin, hendrix, gin, cilantro syrup that we make here and fresh lime juice. simple, classic refreshing. >> when i was read being gives taking catherine's photo he said she was serious -- mysterious and he was nrvous but veryery impressed when once he spent time with her. we'll be impressed with your drink. it's mysterious as with the. >> every woman needs a lively mystery, right? >> we see the beautiful photos i know the women at home are going why can't i take a picture like that? i have wonderful tips for to you make you photo ready. they are coming courtesy of eroe

the stylist for the sofitel hotel when people need their hair done. good morning. let's talk about being photo ready. >> you want to be ready in evere single from back and sideways because picture will be taken and want to be fresh and good looking. >> so you are doing what? a classic french twist? >> yes. why does this work? >> you think it's classic like k it's not dated. it's classic because you want -- it's doing it for a longtime but not dated because we make it we make with it girls because when it's humid outside. do you think that like clean hair where there's not a lot going on photographs better?

>> yes, something simple and put together. >> you want to be timeless. if you go to a wedding you wantt to be looking so all of you with wedding photos you should have -- we have this wonderful picture of scar will the johannsen here. h what are the tips for makeupeup photo ready? >> fresh and understated to be very natural but -- to be makin sure that once again it's not outdated. don't want to be using like blue eye shadow and pink crusted lipstick and now we're back to'e the 80s, exactly, all right. rig thank you very much. >> your welcome. thank you.k >> appreciate your insight as well. myfoxdc.com is our web site. we have a link to the sofit lerks web site. sit doesn't she look beautiful, b picture ready i should say

myself. this exhibit is here through july tenth. not only inspiring drinks but a wonderful menu and bees on the roof. what that has to do with beautyt coming up. >> we want to say hello to our facebook pan of the day. it's daniel, yeah, today is her birthday. happy birthday today shows a big fox 5 morning news fan and she s doesn't open her eyes until she hears tuckers forecast. we thank you and wish you a happy wirt day. for your chance to be our fan of the day like our facebook page and post a comment below the picture. remember our facebook car giveaway. did you think we forgot?k w we did not. we're ready to award the car today. we'll do it in the next hour. ne also coming up, did you get rg3r

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